PixelFlowMorph is a premium, high-performance, browser-based bulk image resizer. built with privacy and ease of use in mind, it allows you to process entire folders of images locally on your machine without uploading a single byte to any server.
- Local Processing: Uses the modern File System Access API to read and write directly to your local folders.
- Smart Resizing:
- Proportional scaling (set just Width or just Height).
- Forced stretching (set both).
- Subfolder Control: Toggle recruitment of subfolders (ON by default).
- Multiple Formats: Output as PNG, JPEG, or WebP.
- Quality Control: adjustable quality slider for JPEG and WebP to manage file size.
- Transparency Support: preserves alpha channels for supported formats.
- Recursive Processing: automatically scans all subfolders.
- Stunning UI: glassmorphic design with real-time logs and progress tracking.
PixelFlowMorph is a zero-install static application. You can run it in any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, or Opera).
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Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/Ralpharama/PixelFlowMorph-Browser-based-bulk-image-resizer.git cd PixelFlowMorph-Browser-based-bulk-image-resizer -
Serve the files: You can use any local web server. For example:
npx serve . -
Open in browser: Navigate to
http://localhost:3000.
- Created by Ralph Capper
- Co-developed with Antigravity (Google DeepMind)
If you find this tool useful, consider buying Ralph a coffee!
PixelFlowMorph is released under the MIT License. It is free for both personal and commercial use. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Note: This tool requires a browser that supports the File System Access API (Chrome 86+, Edge 86+, Opera 72+).